PHOTOS: Solar eclipse in Malaysia

Rush hour this morning was a little different than other days: motorists and early birds were treated to a rare astronomical phenomenon — a partial solar eclipse that lasted just over two hours until 9.30am. 

Photos and videos were everywhere on social media and the news, so we’ve compiled some of the coolest shots for you to take a look (in case you missed the real thing this morning).


Solar eclipse captured by Doug Furtek in Tawau this morning. (Image credit: Space.com)

 

 

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Solar eclipse in Georgetown, Penang. (Image credit: The Star Online

The New Straits Times’ Asyraf Hamzah captured this image of schoolgirls at SK Convent Bukti Nanas viewing the eclipse this morning. (Image credit: NST)


This morning’s eclipse seen over the Sprint Highway, as captured by The Star Online‘s Eddie Chua.


Photo by Sara Adam de Souza (Facebook)

 

 

 

 

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The scene at Masjid Abdullah Fahim, Kepala Batas, Penang at 7.55am, as captured by NST photographer Irsyad Omar (Image credit: NST)

 




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